ZHUMI BAKERY & RESTAURANT

TLDR: Tasty authentic Mexican in Whitestone - of all places. Chilaquiles and a lot of cool dishes. I believe I was searching for chilaquiles and that's how I stumbled on this place. Came in for a late breakfast early lunch. Got the flautas, the chilaquiles, a taco and they even had champurrado. Flautas - crispy, a bit thicker on the tortilla than I'd like and the chicken was a tad dry. The chilaquiles were flavorful, did salsa verde, added a fried egg and chorizo. Loved it, very very filling and probably didn't need the rice and beans. That being said, the rice and beans were very tasty! The taco was good, grabbed an al pastor but the chilaquiles are still my favorite. They had champurrado which is a Mexican hot chocolate that's hard to come across. They recommended to try the enchilad

I came here to say this place is a super chill vibe. I was greeted soon as I stepped in. I’m never in this area. So if I ever do make a return it’s to come back here. Can’t wait to try the rest of the menu

This family run restaurant serves super duper tasty, authentic Mexican cuisine. I loved the Mulita pastor. Everything is high quality right down to the limes. They even make their own hot sauces! Best of all, the folks working here are so sweet and attentive. It was my first time in this neighborhood but I wish this place was closer so I could come a lot.

Great place to enjoy Mexican food. Portions are served with care and lots of flavor. The family owned restaurant is new, but their passion for food is noticed in the way they bake their own bread and dishes. I had a mulita, which had the perfect amount of meat, and the sauce on the side was delicious and spicy. I also took home some bread for breakfast. Service is great, and there is also a little section for candies and books, yes books. I will definitely go back.

I’ve been meaning to come here when it was El Morelense so finally made the trip now that it is Zhumi. Food is so tasty and I knew it was going to be good from recommendations by others but it was better than expectations…when I do my happy food dance at the first bite you know it’s good. I had the Al Pastor Tostada and Beef Mulita (first time trying a Mulita) and I really liked they weren’t greasy, especially the pork. The meat was not dried out, which I’ve experienced at other places. I added their green (mild spice) and red (hot/spicy) sauces which added another layer of flavor. Because it was still breakfast time, I also had the complimentary coffee - strong but not bitter. My boyfriend ordered the horchata and it was so good - there was a creaminess to it and not too sweet. Horchata